Cybercrime and Rule of Law in Pakistan: Placing in Context of Developing Countries

Abstract

The research study outlines focused on cybercrime in Pakistan within the context of developing countries. The primary goal is to determine the extent of cybercrime penetration in developing nations, comparing these findings with global trends. The article further delves into the specific situation in Pakistan by presenting detailed case studies that illustrate the nature and impact of cybercrime in the country. It also examines the development of legal frameworks in Pakistan aimed at combating cybercrime, assessing their effectiveness and alignment with international standards. A critical evaluation of the Acts and legislation implemented against cybercrime in Pakistan forms a significant part of the discussion, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of these legal measures. Through comprehensive analysis and comparative studies, the article aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the challenges and progress in addressing cybercrime in Pakistan and similar socio-economic settings.